texts: <mask>. "Bert" is a retired American educator and Democratic politician. He was the leader of public instruction in Wisconsin for over a decade. He was a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly. He graduated from Shawano High School. He received his bachelor's degree in 1959 from St. Norbert College. He received his master's degree in international law from American University after working as a legislative assistant to a senator.He paused his education to run for the Wisconsin State Assembly in 1964. He was considered a long-shot against incumbent Theodore Abrahamson, a power broker in Shawano County, because he was a first-time candidate. The campaign tactics of Senator Proxmire inspired <mask> to canvass thousands of farms in the district. Shawano County was one of four in the state to vote for Senator Barry Goldwater over President Lyndon B<mask> in the presidential election that year. He won the majority of the vote in 1964, went on to win three more elections in the district, and won a fifth term representing the 87th Assembly district, which was drawn to replace most of the territory of his former Menominee–Shawano district in the 1972 redistricting plan. He was a member of the Assembly Education Committee during his time in office. He helped to shepherd the plan to combine the University of Wisconsin System with the State University System.He earned his Teaching Certificate from the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point in 1967, and his PhD in educational administration from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1974. He was a teacher in the Shawano area. He ran for State Supt of Public Instruction in 1973, but withdrew before the election after failing to get the endorsement of the Wisconsin Education Association Council, the state teacher's union. He resigned from the Assembly in July 1974 to become a special assistant to Barbara Thompson. Within a few months, he accepted another position as a public school administrator in the state of Wisconsin. In 1978 he became the leader of Monona Grove Public Schools, covering Monona, Wisconsin, and neighboring Cottage grove, in the suburbs of Madison. He was appointed to the University of Wisconsin Board of regents in 1976.He was elected president of the board by a vote of the regents. He resigned less than two years later, in 1980, to run against Barbara Thompson, his one-time boss. Since the November 1980 election of Ronald Reagan, Grover had become an outspoken critic of Thompson, who had taken to publicly campaigning for nomination as United States Secretary of Education. In the 1981 nonpartisan primary, which included future Wisconsin Secretary of State Doug La Follette, Grover placed first and won the general election with 45% of the vote over Thompson. He took a larger share of the vote each time he was reelected. He decided not to seek a fourth term in 1993 amid speculation that he would run for Governor of Wisconsin in 1994. The Office of School to Work Transition is a new state career program for people who don't attend college.He taught at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay for five years after leaving government service. His brother was appointed County Judge for Shawano and Menominee counties in 1975. He served as a Wisconsin circuit court judge for 30 years. They have eight children.

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texts: <mask> was a Pulitzer Prize-winning American journalist and author best known for his writings on international events. Mowrer graduated from the University of Michigan in 1913. From his older brother, Paul Scott Mowrer, the editor of Chicago Daily News, Mowrer received a job and went to France as a foreign correspondent. The Italians were defeated at the Battle of Caporetto in the First World War. He married Lilian Thomson in 1916 and they had a daughter, Diana, who died 61 years later. He was assigned to the Rome office of the Chicago Daily News in May 1915, where he interviewed Mussolini, a Socialist who was urging Italy to enter the war on the side of the Allies. After his marriage in London in February 1916, Mowrer returned with his wife to Italy, where he covered the battlefronts and witnessed the Italian defeat at Caporetto in 1917.During the 1920s and 1930s, Mowrer lived in Rome for eight years before moving to Berlin. In 1933, Mowrer was named president of the Berlin Foreign Press Association after winning a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on the rise of Hitler in Germany. He was a target of the Nazis because he captured events that challenged the belief that Germany's transformation was democratic and natural. In 1933, Mowrer wrote a best-selling book, Germany Puts the Clock Back, which angered Nazi officials and caused Mowrer's friends to believe he was in danger. The German government openly pressured him to leave the country, with Germany's ambassador to the United States notifying the State Department that because of the "people's righteous indignation" the government could no longer hope to keep Mowrer free from harm. Mowrer was offered a position in the Tokyo bureau of the Chicago Daily News when they learned of the threats. Before covering the annual Nazi Party spectacle in Nuremberg, Mowrer agreed to leave Germany.After American diplomatic missions to Germany refused to guarantee his and his family's safety, and after a futile personal appeal to newly appointed US ambassador to Germany William Dodd, Mowrer agreed to depart immediately, in return for the release of Paul Goldmann, an elderly Jewish correspondent for the Austrian newspaper A Nazi official, assigned to make sure Mowrer actually left Berlin, approached him as he was boarding the train and asked when he was coming back to Germany; Mowrer answered, "Why, when I can come back with about two million of my countrymen." After leaving Berlin, he went to Paris and became the bureau chief for the Chicago Daily News, reporting on European affairs until France's defeat by German forces in 1940. After returning to the United States, Mowrer lectured to American audiences about the power of Fascism. In January 1934, Mowrer was assigned to replace his brother as chief of the Paris bureau of the Chicago Daily News. The events that led to the outbreak of World War II were covered from this vantage point. He went to the Soviet Union in 1936 to report on the adoption of the new Soviet constitution after covering the beginning of the civil war in Spain.The fall of the Popular Front government was witnessed by him when he returned to France. He went to China in the 1930's to research his book The Dragon Wakes. He stayed in Paris until the fall of France in June 1940 after returning from China. In August 1940, Mowrer was assigned to Washington, D.C. as a correspondent for the Chicago Daily News. Several trips to the Far East in the next two years resulted in the book Global War: An Atlas of World Strategy. He was the deputy director of the Office of Facts and Figures in the Office of War Information from 1941 to 1943. The Nightmare of American Foreign Policy was written by Mowrer in 1948.He warned that the United States must choose between world leadership and rapid decline and advocated a voluntary federation to keep world order. He said that the United Nations was not up to the task. W. Fox wrote in the New York Times that the book "incomparably the best study of American foreign policy for this period that has yet to be written." The impact of world affairs upon the United States was the subject of a collection of articles written by Mowrer. He concluded that America's pioneer spirit was still warm beneath the ashes of self-indulgence, and that Soviet successes were compelling Western peoples to pull themselves together in a real effort to survive as free men. He contrasts what he calls the "fanatical ambition of international Communism with the unshakeable complacency of most Americans," and maintains that in "the sinister game of international poker forced on us by Moscow and Peiping" the West still holds the ace. He started a column called "Edgar Mowrer on World Affairs" after he left.<mask> helped organize the Americans for Democratic Action after the Second World War. He was the editor of Western World magazine for four years. In 1969 he moved to New Hampshire and wrote a column for The Union Leader. Grant Duff wrote The Parting of Ways: a Personal Account of the Thirties. The War Against the West, Chapter 5 - Faith and Thought was written by a British reporter who was a mentor to Aurel.

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texts: <mask> was born on 3 November 1970 in Langenhagen, Germany. His work focuses on digital leadership and digital transformation, as well as the people-centered aspects of change management and organizational transformation using multiple Agile methods like OKR. <mask> was named one of the most influential people in mobile entertainment. <mask> has developed a management model for dealing with VUCA forces. The German terms for networking, openness, participation, and agility are what make up the acronym VOPA. Increased openness, networking of channels, resources and responsibilities are what this leadership approach describes as the extent to which corporate and management culture must change. <mask> founded the digital transformation consulting company in 2009.Customers include Bosch, Daimler, Otto, IBM, Microsoft, and R+V. He was the Executive Director at CoreMedia. He was the Vice Chair for the Open Mobile Alliance from 2002 to 2006 and worked on open standards for mobile. He held several positions at the company. Digital World Services was founded by him. He worked with a number of companies. He was a consultant in technology and strategy projects at the German top-management consulting group.<mask> <mask> has a patent for the distribution of digital goods. <mask> has degrees in industrial engineering. In management sciences. In economics, I received a PhD from the Technical University of Munich. <mask> is an author, co-author and editor of seven books and has been speaking at over 100 conferences and panels on the effect of digital transformation on different industries. He has a wife and children. <mask>, <mask> et al.The year 2021. Whitepaper: Unsere Sicht von OKRs. <mask>, <mask>. The year 2020. Objectives und Key Results (OKR) knnen die Lsung bei internes Strategie-Desaster. Springerwirtschaftsinformatik & Management is published by Springer. <mask>, <mask>.The year 2020. Reinhard Mohn is the Management-Vordenker fr Digitaler Transformation. Creating corporate cultures. Buhse, Willms. The year 2019. Was braucht an erfolgreiche digitale transformation? Creating corporate culture.<mask>, Willms. The year 2019. Digitale transformation is happening in 2019. The report has a trend report. <mask>, <mask>, Rttger, Nikolaus, Christian, and Schranner are online. A year ago. ZEIT Akademie Business is about digital leadership.ZEIT is a business. Willms Buhse was online. Gastbeitrag von Internet-Ikone <mask> Buhse ist die Start-up-ra. Woche. Willms, online. So weiter die Beratung der Zukunft aus. Ittschaftswoche.<mask>, Willms. The year 2015. Digitalamateure is a part of theDeutsche Vertriebsteams. The Vertriebsmanager was published in 2015. <mask>, Willms. The year 2015. Tipps ist die professionellen Auftritt.The PR-Journal was published on 15. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is <mask>, Willms. The year 2015. Digitale Transformation: Warum Branchenkenner. 13 is the date of the WirtschaftsWoche. Februar.<mask>, Willms. The year 2014). Management by internet is a model of business. Plassen Verlag is written by Kulmbach. <mask>, Buhse. The year 2014). There is management in the Digitalen Transformation.The date is Karrierebibel. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is <mask> <mask> is online. The digitale Manager. Capital in the month of June. <mask>, Willms. The year 2014).Robert Bosch is a leader in digital leadership. Wissensmanagement, das Magazin fr Fhrungskrfte, o.Jg. There are 6 and 14-15. Buhse, Willms. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Social-Business-Plattformen: 10.000 people. Oder: Bayer Material Science.The WirtschaftsWoche has a Management-Blog. April. Buhse, Willms. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The Manager was the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for the one that worked for Willms Buhse zum Leader-in-the-Digital-World-Award is an Ein Gastbeitrag. The WirtschaftsWoche has a Management-Blog.Mrz. <mask>, Willms. The year 2012 "Die Social-Business-Herausforderung ist eben etwas Neues." The Management-Blog was published on 24. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is <mask>, Willms.The year 2012 Ihren Preis is verdient hat. The WirtschaftsWoche has a Management-Blog. Mrz. Buhse, Willms. The year 2012 Is it a leader?The Management-Blog is on the website of the WirtschaftsWoche. Mrz. Buhse, Willms. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Frischzellenkur fr Sales & Services is part of the enterprise 2.0. In Frank Keuper and Bernhard Hogenschurz. Professionelles Sales & Service Management: Vorsprung.S. 405-417 is called Auflage. Gabler-Verlag. <mask>, Buhse. (2010). Digital Natives are Konventionelle Unternehmensstrukturen. The PR-Journal was published on 23. September.Buhse, Willms and Reppesgaard are online. (2010). Collaboration ist wie Anzugtrger und Kapuzenpullis. There is a platform for independent publishing. Sren, Buhse, Willms, and Stamer. (2010). The second edition of enterprise is called Die Kunst, loszulassen.Rhombos-Verlag is in Berlin. <mask>, <mask>, and Ulrike. The year 2009. Wen Anzugtrger ist die Kapuzenpullis treffen. Whois verlags- & vertriebsgesellschaft. <mask>, <mask>. The year 2009.OpenSpaces manages. KnowTech: Geteiltes Wissen ist doppeltes Wissen. Sren, Buhse, <mask>, and Stamer. The year 2008. The art of letting go is part of enterprise 2.0. iUniverse is in New York. <mask>, Buhse.The year 2008. Is it possible to alter Wein in the new enterprise 2.0? The CEO 2.0 is in BITKOM. Ein Unternehmensphilosophie ist Konturen. Buhse, Willms and Schrmann are online. The year 2008. Von starren Hierarchien.Wissensmanagement - Das Magazin fr Fhrungskrfte, o.Jg.(7). <mask>, <mask>. The year 2008. Web 2.0 fr Unternehmen: trivial, warum berhaupt? Computerwoche, Heft 7. <mask>, Buhse. The year 2008.Firmen umwerben die Web-Generation. Computerwoche, o.Jg. 31-32, 22ff. Buhse, Willms, and Dornis. The year 2008. The Ende von Wissen am Fliessband is for enterprise 2.0. Wissenmanagement - Das Magazin fr Fhrungskrfte.<mask>, <mask>. The year 2007. Fallstudie: Enterprise 2.0 is a film about the Symbiose. In enterprise 2.0: einfhrung und erfolgreicher Einsatz von Social Software in Unternehmen, Michael Koch and Alexander Richter wrote. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag is located in Mnchen. In January 2007, <mask>, <mask> and van der Meer. The Digital Rights Management of the Open Mobile Alliance.There are standards in a shell. IEE, 24(1), 140-143, is a signal processing magazine. Willms, Buhse. They did it in 2004. Digital rights management for mobile services. The Open Mobile Alliance allows increased revenues for mobile operators. The Wireless Technology Magazine was published in June.Oktober. Buhse, Willms. They did it in 2004. Wettbewerbsstrategien ist das Umfeld von Darknet und Digital Rights Management. TheDeutscher Universitts-Verlag is in Wiesbaden. Willms, Buhse. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556Business models for mobile content are related to digital rights management. In Rolf Auf der Maur. Legal implications of mobile music distribution are discussed in Music Unleashed: Legal Implications of Mobile Music Distribution. Apeldoorn is a publisher. Amélie, Buhse, Willms, and Wenzel. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 A framework for business models for digital content is being created.In Eberhard Becker, <mask> <mask>, Dirk Gnnewig, and Niels Rump. Digital Rights Management. There are technological, economic, legal and public aspects. Springer-Verlag is in Berlin. <mask>, Buhse. There was a report in 2002. Digital rights management is a solution for market uncertainties for mobile music.The International Journal on Media Management is a journal. Buhse, Willms and Thiem. The year 2000. In der Musikindustrie: Status quo und Implikationen ist die Wertschpfungskette. In Claus Steinle. Vitalisierung - das Management der neuen Lebendigkeit (S. 174-191). The Allgemeine Zeitung Verlag is located in Frankfurt am Main.The Harvard video interview "Enterprise 2.0 - The Art Of Letting Go" can be found on the Harvard website.

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texts: <mask> is an American voice, film, stage and television actor. He has acted in live action television since the 1960s, and has been doing voice work since the 1970s. On April 23, 1930, <mask> was born in New York City. Character roles have included playing a Nazi in Hogan's Heroes, playing an Israeli secret agent in Get Smart, and being the second actor to play Dr. Rudy on Get Smart. After the second film, "Wine, Women and War", Martin E.Brooks took over as Wells. He was the original Mickey Malph. He had a recurring role in the first two seasons.Ira was Helen Rosenthal's husband. He played the Mayor on Mama's Family. He played the head IT technician in the cult classic Westworld. He has played different characters in three Star Trek series. He appeared in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode as a Klingon cleric, as well as on Deep Space Nine as a Starfleet Captain and as an alien ambassador. The 1994 Broadway production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Blvd. featured <mask> as film director Cecil B. DeMille. Oil Can Harry, Swifty, Heckle & Jeckle, and the Overlord on BlackStar are just a few of the characters that <mask> has voiced.The Narrator from 1984's The NeverEnding Story is one of the notable voice roles. The Legend of Prince Valiant was written in the early 1990s. The voice of Barkerville was provided by him. He provided additional voices on Battle of the Planets in 1978. The Beachcomber and the Warpath were two contrasting characters in The Transformers. The gurgling effects of Seaspray were similar to those of Mer-Man. He was the voice of Norman Burg in the second season of The Big O.He was the voice of the unseen Alistair Crane on the soap operaPassions until 2004, when the character was fully visible and played by David Bailey. He provided the voice of the Scientist in 9 and the butler in Superman/Batman: Public Enemies. Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix, Prometheus in God of War II, and Jandor the Airship Captain in Nox are all video games. He played the roles of The Chariot Master and Dyntos in Kid Icarus: Uprising and spoke the part of Harold, an ancient survivor of the nuclear holocaust. The parts of Soldier and the Wasteland Trader were voiced by <mask>. The English TG-16 port of Ys Book I and II featured the voices of the Narrator and Darm. He played Old Timer in Toy Story 4 and in Tigtone.Marianna and <mask> had three children together. After divorcing, the couple wed again in 1992 and remained married until her death. He wed a tennis player. They divorced in 1990. Filmography films are not known by the Office of Special Investigation. In the Heat of the Night was written by Ted Appleton, who was an uncredited instructor. PRODUCER 1968 - Up tight!I Spy, Colonel Benkovsky, It's About Time, He & She, Murray Mouse, Judd for the Defense, and Get Smart were some of the films that were released in 1967. The Bill Cosby Show, Ironside, The Mod Squad, and That Girl all aired in 1969. The Good Life, McCloud, Mervin Simmons, The Jimmy Stewart Show, and The Courtship of Eddie's Father are all from 1971. There are additional voices in "Wait Till Your Father Gets Home" and "The Six Million Dollar Man". The Valley of the Dinosaurs, Hong Kong Phooey, Uncle Croc's Block, and The Tom and Jerry Show all had additional voices. "Stay Awake or Else..." was written by The Sorscerer's Apprentices. Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle was written by Tomos, Orbin, and Phobeg and was released in 1977.Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels had additional voices. The All New Superfriends Hour - Dr. Cranum in "The Brain Machine", Secret Four Member #3 in "The Secret Four", and Hydronoid #2 in "Invasion of the Hydronoids". "Weep No More, My Lady" was written by George Simonson. "Mindok The Mind Menace" and "Raiders of the Abyss" were both released in 1980. The Kid Super Power Hour had additional voices in 1981 and 1982. The Smurfs was released in 1989. The Transformers, The Wuzzles, Crocosaur, and Mr. Packcat were all voiced byGenius and Son."Reflections in a Ghoulish Eye" is from "The Ghouliest Show on Earth". "All's Whales That ends Whale/Allstar's Last Hour" / "Daffney's Not So Great Escape/Wille/s Bestfriend" "My Mother the Physic", "The Duck Who Knew To Much", and "Launchpad's Civil War" are included in the first season. The New Yogi Bear Show has additional voices, as well as Superman and Slimer! The Real Ghostbusters, Fantastic Max, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, and X-men: Pryde of the X-Men were all voiced by Morris P. Grout. The Wizard of Oz was voiced by Principal Ed Pomeroy. The voice of Dr. Borzon is in Captain Planet and the Planeteers."Where's Waldo?" was the title of "Meltdown Syndrome" in 1991. Additional voices include James Bond Jr., The Legend of Prince Valiant, and Fish Police. Tom & Jerry Kids had additional voices. "Penthouse Mouse/12 Angry Sheep/The Ant Attack" was written in 1992. Bonkers have additional voices. 1993 - I Yabba-Dabba Do! There are additional voices in Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Batman: The Animated Series."Time Out of Joint" is a 1994 film about Fantastic Four. "The Silver Surfur and the coming of Galactus: Part 1 and 2" was published in 1994. "Countdown" / "Dark Side" / "Rendezvous" was recorded in 1998. "Night of the Hunters" / "The Ultimate Weapon" was released in 2000. "Shark Bait/A Shot in the Park" was released in 2001 and 2004. "Terror of the Black Knght/Battle of the Bands/Halls of Times" was written in 2004. The voice of Mr. Solomon is in the 2005 edition of "Red Data")."Til Death" is a song by Mr. Wallach. Adventure Time is a film about performance anxiety. "Beautiful Horse Head" is a Tigtone song. "Tigtone and the Beautiful War" is a song by Forky Asks a Question. "What is time?" The voice of Flea Circus is included in the 2020 edition of JJ Villard's Fairy Tales.

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texts: <mask> is a Russian pianist, writer, and pedagogue. He graduated from Moscow Conservatory in 1950. In the era of Stalin's anti-Semitism, like many of his peers, <mask>'s career as a performer was halted. He was kicked out of Moscow by the communist regime after his graduation concert, despite the fact that he was described by the administration as an " extremely gifted pianist, outstanding performing abilities". In 1966 <mask> returned to Moscow and started writing about music and musicians in the mainstream of the capital's musical life. He was the first to bring the works of Messiaen to Russia. Messiaen's most famous works were performed by <mask> as a soloist and in collaboration with the best musicians of the capital."Quartet for End of Time" is one of them. The USSR State Symphony Orchestra performed "Turangalila-Symphony" for the first time in Russia. The Triumph of "Turangalila" in Moscow was amazing. The composer wrote a letter of gratitude for his work. The first articles about Messiaen in "Soviet Music" were published by <mask> was signed by him in 1968. The manuscript was not published due to objections from communist censors.When he joined the "Chamber Ensemble of Soloists of Moscow Radio and TV", his solo-performing, literary career, organizational activities, and pedagogical deliberations significantly expanded. As a forward-thinker in musical activities, <mask> became a mediator between the Soviet composers and his chamber group. He inspired Sidelnikov to create a number of masterpieces, which were subsequently performed across the USSR and recorded for "Melodia” label. Even though of the heights of this creative work in Moscow, a political environment forced him to leave the country. He was a soloist of the Israeli Radio Orchestra and a professor of Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem. He performed with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, in particular the Israeli premiere of Messiaen, made recordings on the radio, and concertized. The Tel Aviv newspaper Maariv wrote in 1974 that <mask> is not only a pianist of supreme virtuosity, but above all an artist with a strong personality.He is a magician of sound. After moving to the U.S., the first performances by <mask> were described as "unusual" by the New York Times. The 1999 release of his American disks of Debussy's piano music was praised by the American Guide as "every moment on this recording is a jewel". He has given master classes in the Jerusalem Music Center, as well as performing in festivals such as the "Lyric Art Festival" in Houston and the "Russishes Erbe" in Freiburg. At New York University, <mask> was a professor of piano, chamber music, and aesthetic of performance. The NYU Chamber Music Society performed 40 concerts of contemporary music from all over the world at the request of the institution. Students, professors, and guests from abroad were involved in the concerts.He returned to writing after leaving the university. He published six books in Russian and one in English for Liberty Publishing House. <mask> and his wife live in Westchester, New York. He is a writer and a pianist. There are concerts in Moscow. There is a conservatories. Malyi Hall.February 11, 1968. There is a group for the end of time. The premiere is called (premiere). The violin is M. V. Tupikin, Piano- G<mask>, Clarinet- V. Simon, Oboe- A. Zaiontz, Piano- Victor Tupikin. State Philharmonic Concert Hall. April.27 1967. First monographic concert by Oliver Messiaen. The program is called Quatuor pour la fin du temps. M. Baranov- violin, V. Simon- cello, and V. Tupikin- Gorky are featured. The Philharmonic performs in the Concert Hall. <mask> gave a recital in 1969. Messiaen Gorky.There is a concert hall. November 16, 1962. There are 24 Preludes for the 100th anniversary of Moscow. There are all Russian House of composers. November 25, 1968. Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds are said to be of the Exotic birds Russian radio and TV are part of the ensemble.The conductor is G. Rojdestvensky. The Russian premiere was All Russian House of Composers. May 20, 1968. Russian tales by Nikolai Sidelnikov. Russian radio and TV are part of the ensemble. Russian premiere. The city of Vilnius.State Philharmonic Concert Hall. 1968. There are 24 Preludes. The Czech Republic, Prague. Prazske jaro was released in 1968. The April 26 edition of Sidelnikov's Russian tales. 1968.There is a group of Russian Radio and TV. The piano is by G<mask>. Moscow. Malyi Hall is a teacher at the conservatory. The Moscow State Philharmonic performs. There is a group for the end of time. Mark Baranov plays violin, Victor Simon plays cello, V. Tupikin plays clarinet, and G<mask> plays piano.The premiere is in Moscow. There are all Russian House of composers. January 6, 1970. Alfred Shnittke had a song. There are instruments such as clarinet, violino, bass, percussions, piano. The world premiere of Moscow. The State Philharmonic.The Grand Hall has a Conservatory. The Festival Moscow Stars took place on May 8, 1971. Mozart Piano concerto #27, b-flat major, is a symphony by Olivier Messiaen. The State Symphony Academy Orchestra is in the USSR. Emile Gilels and <mask> performedMessiaen in Jerusalem. There is a theatre. April 1973."Three little Liturgy" is an Israeli premiere. The conductor is Mendi Rodan. <mask> is a pianist. Jerusalem. Rubin Academy is a music school. There is a concert hall. The Messiaen- Quartet premiere is in Paris.Salle Gaveau. There was a piano recital on March 21, 1977. Messiaen Germany. The Kirchzartener is the Konzerte. March 17, 1979. Beethoven op.7, e-flat major, and 4 ballades op. are included in the program. There is a b-minor Swiss.The city of Zug. Aula Schulhaus. January 30. 1989. There is a piano recital. Austria. The Musicverein.November 19, 1987. There is a piano recital. Claude Debussy lived in Toronto. Canada. Walter Hall. February 1, 1986. They were Beethoven, Chopin, and Debussy."In Search of the Isle of joy: A Memoir" is a book. Liberty Publishing House is in New York. There was a report on 2001 312p. The stories are called White Buffalo. The house is called Liberty Publishing House. New York. 2002.140p. "White Buffalo: Fantastic Suite." There is an English version of the book. The house is called Liberty Publishing House. New York. 2005. Theament of Raphael is a novel.The first volume of the trilogy. The house is called Liberty Publishing House. New York. 2006 The novel was titled "Violino d'Amore." The second volume of the trilogy. The house is called Liberty Publishing House.New York. The year 2008. 199p. An essay titled "Olivier Messiaen in my life." The house is called Liberty Publishing House. New York. 2009.273p. A novel. The trilogy has a 3d volume. The house is called Liberty Publishing House. New York. The year 2012. The recordings of Olivier Messiaen.TheQuartet for the End of Time is in Moscow. There is a song called Melodia. L.P 1968. The man is named Manuel de Falla. There is a symphony for flute, clarinet, violin, and cello. Moscow. There is a song called Melodia.1968. L.P. Milhaud. There is a song for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Piano. Moscow. There is a song called Melodia. 1969. L.P. Sidelnikov.There is an ensemble and a piano. Moscow. There is a song called Melodia. L.P. is composed of Nonet, Piano, and percussion. There are Preludes. Book 1 was published in 1984. Book 2 was published in 1985.L.P. "Poesia Music" is based in New York. There is a recording studio in Purchase. The card is from the Library of Congress. There is a musical heritage society. The second edition was published in 1986. The Library of Congress card number is 86-743101. There are two Nocturnes.Sonetto 123.1985 is a song by Liszt. L.P. recorded a song called "Poesia Music" at the State University of the N.Y. <mask>. Squires is a sound engineer. Alexander Vederniikov is the conductor. Savva Sidelnikov is the producer. It was created by Gennady Papin and Vladmir Kieslev. "Mosfilm Corporation" was recorded in the Moscow Concert Hall.The Children's Corner Suite and Images Book2 were released by Helicon Record. <mask>. Squires produced and engineered it. The anthology Vol 1 was released by Helicon Record. The Mister Classic is a classic. There is a report titled "MS.1048." ThePoeticalInspiration Vol 2 was released in 2003 The Mister Classic is a classic.1100. The CD Mozart Piano Concertos was released in 2004. Alexander Vedernikov is the conductor of the Russian Philharmony of Moscow. <mask>. Squires was the producer. It was released by Musicians Showcase. 2005. There are references to G. 2002.There is a search for Isle of Joy. Liberty Publishing House is in New York. Holland, B. 1981. <mask> is a pianist. J. The New York Times. 1999.The American Record Guide is called "Debussy". May/June. p. Possibly living people Russian pianists 1926 births 21st-century pianists.

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texts: <mask>, also known as Marian Lane, was a medical secretary in Phoenix, Arizona, who was accused of murdering her friends in October 1931. The murders were discovered when <mask> transported the victims' bodies, one of which had been dismembered, from Phoenix to Los Angeles, California by train in trunks and other luggage, causing the press to name the case the "Trunk Murders". Jack Halloran was a prominent Phoenix businessman. A jury found <mask> guilty and sentenced him to death. After she was found mentally incompetent and committed to the Arizona State Hospital, the sentence was repealed. Over the next three decades, <mask> escaped from the asylum six times; after her final escape during the 1960s, she remained at large for over six years and worked under an assumed name for a wealthy family. She was released from parole in 1983.<mask>'s murder investigation and trial were marked by sensationalized newspaper coverage and suspicious circumstances suggesting that at least one other person might have been involved in the crimes. The debate about capital punishment was raised by her sentence. The Reverend H.J. and <mask> <mask> were married on January 29, 1905. A Methodist minister and his wife are in Indiana. She married a World War I veteran and moved to Mexico with him. William and his wife were forced to live on an uncertain income due to William's addiction to morphine and his inability to keep a job. <mask> <mask>'s health problems and inability to bear children strained the marriage.The couple remained in constant communication, even though they were mostly living separately by 1930. <mask> moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where she worked as a governess to a wealthy family. She met John J. "Happy Jack" was a 44-year-old Phoenix businessman who was active in the city's political and social circles. He was a known playboy and philanderer. They had an extramarital affair after befriending each other. <mask> began working as a secretary at the medical clinic after a few months.She met her roommate, Hedvig Samuelson, who had moved from Alaska after he contracted Tuberculosis. The two women were friendly with each other. <mask> moved in with LeRoi and Samuelson for a couple of months in 1931, but differences developed between the women and <mask> returned to her own apartment. <mask> was 26 years old at the time of the murders. According to police, on the night of October 16, 1931, LeRoi and Samuelson were murdered by <mask> after a fight among the three women over Halloran's affections. The prosecution at <mask>'s murder trial would suggest that jealousy was the reason for the killings of the three women. Two people were killed with a.25 caliber handgun in their bungalow on North 2nd Street.The head, torso, and lower legs of Samuelson were dismembered and put in a black shipping trunk. There was a black shipping trunk with Le Roi's body in it. Two days after the murders, <mask> boarded the Golden State limited passenger train from Phoenix's Union Station to Los Angeles, along with the trunks and luggage containing the bodies. <mask>'s trunks came under suspicion from baggage handler H. J. Mapes due to their foul odor as well as the fluids escaping from them. The district baggage agent in Los Angeles, Arthur V. Anderson, was told by Mapes that the trunks may have contained deer meat. Deer meat was often smuggled aboard trains to the West Coast. The trunks were held until they could be opened.He asked <mask> if she had the key, but she said she didn't. <mask>'s brother, a junior at the University of Southern California, picked her up from the train station unaware of the murders. <mask> left her trunks behind. Anderson called the LAPD at 4:30 pm to report the trunks. The police found the bodies after picking the locks. Burton dropped off his sister in Los Angeles, where she vanished. <mask> surrendered to police in a funeral home after hiding out for several days.The press called <mask> the "Tiger Woman" and the "Blonde Butcher" after she was murdered. The case became known as the "Trunk Murders" and the "Trunk Murderess" in the media. The original integrity of the crime scene was destroyed when neighbors and reporters were allowed into the bungalow where LeRoi and Samuelson lived. The bungalow's landlord placed newspaper ads in The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Evening Gazette offering tours of the three-room bungalow for ten cents per person. <mask>'s defense argued that the entire population of Maricopa County visited that place because of the advertisements in the newspapers. <mask>'s victims were shot while they slept, according to the police. The police entered the two beds and found the mattresses missing.One mattress was found with no blood stains on it, but the other remained missing. There was no explanation as to why the other mattress was found so far away. <mask>'s trial began at the Maricopa County Courthouse on January 19, 1932. The dismemberment aspect of the double murder was never brought up in court because <mask> was only tried for the murder of LeRoi and not the murder of Samuelson. The state argued that <mask> acted with premeditation, that the relations between the three women had deteriorated over the course of a few weeks, and that they had argued over the affections of Halloran. The prosecution believed that <mask> had inflicted the gunshot wound to her left hand to try to bolster her claim of self-defense. The self-defense argument for the record was not introduced by <mask>'s defense.She didn't take the stand in her defense. <mask> was found guilty of first-degree murder on February 8. An appeal was not successful. <mask> was sentenced by Judge Speakman to be hanged in February 1933 and sent to the Arizona State Prison. According to sworn affidavits from four of the jurors, they only voted to recommend death after one of their fellow jurors, former Mesa mayor Dan Kleinman, convinced them that it was the best way to get <mask> to give up any associates in the murder. Speakman was urged to commute the sentence to life imprisonment. <mask>'s attorneys discovered that Kleinman had already made up his mind that he would vote to convict <mask> and send her to the gallows.They argued that Kleinman's behavior amounted to juror misconduct. Both of the appeals were unsuccessful. <mask>'s death sentence was overturned after a ten day hearing. <mask> was sent to the Arizona State Asylum for the insane on April 24, 1933. During the course of the trial, it was discovered that Halloran and <mask> had been involved in an affair and that he was suspected of being involved in the killings. He was indicted by a grand jury as an accessory to murder in December of 1932. <mask> was the star witness at the preliminary hearing in January 1933.In testimony that lasted almost three days, an emotional <mask> told her story, saying she had gone to LeRoi and Samuelson's bungalow on an invitation to play bridge, and a fourth woman who had also been invited had already left. She testified that there was an argument about <mask>'s introduction of Halloran to another woman, and that she killed LeRoi and Samuelson in self-defense after they physically attacked her. According to <mask>, she met up with Halloran after the killings and went back to the bungalow with him. After seeing the bodies, he went to the garage and told her not to tell anyone. <mask> admitted to packing Samuelson's dismembered body in a trunk and luggage two days after the murders. He didn't take the stand in his defense. His attorney told the court that since <mask> had testified that the two women were killed in self-defense, there was no crime committed, and therefore Halloran could not be tried for anything.Halloran's attorney asked for the charges against his client to be dropped. On January 25, 1933, the judge said that he wouldn't try him because the state's case was inconsistent. Halloran fell out of favor in Phoenix due to losing his business associates and social status. He died in Tucson in 1939. After her death sentence was overturned, <mask> was committed to the Arizona State Hospital, the only mental institution in the state. <mask> escaped from the institution six times between 1933 and 1963, in one instance walking all the way to Yuma, along the old Southern Pacific railroad tracks. <mask> escaped from the hospital on October 8, 1963, using a key given to her by a friend.In the San Francisco Bay Area, she became a live-in maid for a wealthy family who lived in a mansion overlooking the bay. After six years, her identity was discovered and she was taken back to Arizona. Larry Debus was hired by <mask> to handle her case. As long as the meeting was kept secret, the Governor of Arizona agreed to sign for <mask>'s release. Belli was fired by Debus after she called a press conference for <mask>'s release. After two years of legal wrangling, <mask> was paroled and released on December 22, 1971. She was no longer a parolee when the state of Arizona issued her an "absolute discharge" in 1983.After returning to California to work for the family that had previously employed her, she went back to Phoenix a few years later and died on October 23, 1998 at the age of 93. A series of articles in the Phoenix New Times and a book were written about the case of <mask> <mask>. She interviewed <mask> as part of her investigation. There was evidence that suggested that <mask> was innocent, and that the police and prosecution were biased against her. The press coverage of the trial was faulted by her. She argued that the press helped create such an atmosphere of prejudice that <mask> could not have gotten a fair trial, and that crime reporters of the day covered high-profile trials in a way that would be considered "supermarket sleaze" today. Due to Phoenix's small population in 1931, members of the Phoenix police knew Halloran well, and were aware of his associates, friends, and girlfriends.Police officers were aware of the victims. Some believed that <mask> had killed someone, even in self-defense, but was only covering up for others. Halloran's exoneration was considered a political cover-up by some. The night of the murders, a gray Packard was seen at the crime scene, suggesting that he might have been an accessory. According to autopsy photos, <mask> was not capable of dismembering Samuelson's body, and that he was not physically capable of lifting the bodies. According to early newspaper reports, LeRoi was shot with a larger caliber bullet. There was a nurse named Ann Miller who was interviewed for the book about the case of Samuelson's death.According to Miller, <mask> had told her that Dr. Brown was going to confess everything while she was in prison. After Miller told a Phoenix attorney of <mask>'s story, he stated, "I'm sure she told you that." Dr. Brown wanted to tell the whole story. He died the day before his appointment. Brown died of heart disease at the age of 44. A second man would probably have been indicted, according to widespread rumor, if death had not intervened, according to the New York Mirror. The doctor who committed suicide was summoned to the murder bungalow to help with the disposal of the bodies.Jack D. H. Hays was asked to review the trial and appeals process. If it wasn't for Kleinman, <mask> would have been convicted of second-degree murder, according to Hays. He believed Speakman should have given the jury the option of finding that <mask> acted in self-defense. Even if the defense doesn't argue self-defense, there's an obligation on the judge's part to leave that option open to the jury when evidence of self-defense is presented. Even without this to consider, Hays believed that <mask> should have gotten a new trial because of Kleinman's behavior. The personal relationship she formed with <mask> has been questioned by others who have studied the case. The "Confession letter" was written in April 1933 in <mask>'s hand to her attorney.Richardson raised questions about her case. In the letter, which <mask> called her "first and only confession," she stated that she alone planned and carried out the murder of LeRoi, with whom she was allegedly competing for Halloran's affections. She stated that she did not plan to kill Samuelson, but did so after Samuelson walked in on the murder scene and began fighting with <mask>. <mask> acted alone in handling and transporting the bodies. According to a New Times article, Richardson suppressed the letter because he had just filed an appeal in her case. Richardson's widow refused to return the letter for fear that it would jeopardize hearings on her sanity and potential release from Arizona State Hospital. The anonymous donation of the letter was made a few years after <mask>'s death.People who have studied or been involved in the <mask> case have different interpretations of the letter. It has been interpreted as an attempt by <mask> to bolster her insanity defense by admitting to a crime to which he could be named an accessory, a strategy not possible if <mask> contended that. The letter was dismissed as "just another of her" by the co-author of the first book about the <mask> case. In 1934 radio producer-director William Robson created a dramatic rendering of the crime for an episode of calling all cars entitled the <mask> Judd Case, which was introduced by thenLAPD chief James E. Davis. The Rio Grande oil company sponsored the program that aired on the Don Lee network. The director and writer of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre wrote a fictionalized account of the <mask> story in 1975. The project never came to fruition.Murderess: The Winnie Ruth <mask> Story was released in 2007. It was written and directed by Scott Coblio, and had an all-marionette cast. Each year, the film plays at Phoenix's Trunk Space theater on October 16th, the day of the original crime. Murderess is the only feature-length film to tell the <mask>'s story in a non-fiction framework. "Hearts of Darkness" is a true crime television series that aired in 2009. Megan Abbott wrote a novel that was based on the <mask> case. The Valley Bar in Phoenix has an art installation called "Tiger Lady" by Gary Patch andDarren Clark.There are some milestones from the <mask> saga. The Arizona Memory Project has a large collection of Winnie <mask> photos. There are photos of people and places involved in <mask> <mask>'s Phoenix. 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texts: She was appointed by the Government of India to drive the resolution of the stressed bank. She worked with McKinsey and Co. in New York and India. She began her career as an engineer. Anjali is an independent non-executive director on leading boards. She chaired the India board of Women's World Banking and was on the Advisory Board of the Columbia University Global Centers. She is a member of the Advisory Council of Open Networks for Digital Commerce (ONDC) and has been appointed to the Experts Advisory Committee of Startup India Seed Fund Scheme. She is associated with the NITI Aayog.She mentors and invests in successful startups like Delhivery, UrbanClap, and Darwinbox. She is a member of the CII National Committee on Corporate Governance. <mask> is an active contributor to the dialogue on corporate governance and diversity. She is also a member of the Young Presidents Organization. <mask> holds a degree in Computer Engineering from Gujarat University, a Masters in International Finance and Business from Columbia University, and a YPO Presidents Program at Harvard Business School. She was listed as one of the Most Powerful Women in Indian Business by India's leading publication, Business Today, and as one of the Most Powerful Women in Business by Fortune India Education. After a brief stint at Indian Space Research Organization, <mask> completed her post-graduation, with distinction, in International Affairs from Columbia University, where she majored in International Finance and Business.<mask> is an independent non-executive director on the boards of several companies. She worked for McKinsey and Company in New York and Mumbai as a strategy consultant. Spencer Stuart's India practice was founded and led by her. As part of the Asia Pacific leadership team, she was a global partner and co-led their Asia Pacific Board & CEO practice. She is a member of industry forums such as the Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry. She is a member of the United Way of Mumbai. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Columbia University Global Centers.<mask> is a member of the Asian Business Leaders Advisory Council. She chaired the board of FWWB. <mask> is a mentor to the SINE incubator and is a charter member of the TiE. She is a Trustee on the board of the United Way of Mumbai. <mask> is a brand ambassador for Niti Aayog's Mentor India initiative. <mask> is a frequent commentator on board governance. She is a jury member for The Economic Times 40 Under 40, Women Ahead and CEO Awards.<mask> is an active member of the Bombay Chamber and is the founder and chair of Women on Corporate Boards. She is on the jury of the awards. <mask> is part of the faculty for the 'Governance and Effectiveness' programme that addresses current and future board members. She is a mentor and jury member for the Digital Women Awards. Fortune India The Most Powerful Women in Mumbai was hosted by <mask>. She is on the Managing committee of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry and part of the CII National Committee for Women. The 12th CII Corporate Governance Summit was held in Mumbai.<mask> was an engineer. <mask> met her husband while she was working at McKinsey and Company in New York. The co-founding of the venture capital fund is by Sandeep. They live in Mumbai. Business Today named <mask> one of the most powerful women in business in India in 2013; Fortune India Magazine named her one of the most powerful women in India in 2012; and India Today named her one of the most powerful women in India in 2011. Gujarat University alumni School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University alumni Indian chief executives and women engineers.

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texts: The head coach of the Nepal national team is <mask>, a Srilanka-born Canadian former international cricketer and coach. He was the coach of Bhairahawa Gladiators. He was the coach of the United States national team, having previously been the head coach of Canada and Nepal. <mask> was born in Kandy. He made his first-class cricket debut in 1990 at the age of 19. In August 1993 he made his international debut against South Africa. His last international match was on the New Zealand tour in 1994.Dassanayake played in eleven Tests and sixteen One Day International matches. His domestic career ended in the 2000–01) season. After moving to Canada, Dassanayake made his international debut for Canada. He played in the 2005 and 2006 editions of the Intercontinental Cup. He spent several months as acting head coach before he was named the head coach of the national team. After Canada's successful qualification for the World Cup, Dassanayake resigned as coach. He was the coach of the Nepal team at the World Twenty20.<mask> resigned as U.S. head coach in July 2019. Dassanayake was born in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. He made his first-class debut in January 1990 at the age of 19 while playing for the Colts Cricket Club. He played a single limited-overs game for the Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club. He played in four one-day games for the Sinhalese Sports Club and two for the Bloomfield team. In the mid-1992's, Dassanayake began to be selected for representative teams, playing first-class tournaments for Central Province and a Sri Lankan under-23s team. He toured Bangladesh and South Africa in December and January of 1992, respectively.In August 1993 he made his international debut in a home series against South Africa. In a warm-up game before the first Test, he recorded six dismissals in an effort to impress the selectors. There was a one-off Test against the West Indies in December 1993. He was selected for a tour of India in the following month. For the first time, Dassanayake played one-day internationals against Australia and New Zealand. He played in a home series against Pakistan in 1994. This was followed by a tour of Zimbabwe, followed by the Singer World Series.He played his final international matches in December 1994. He averaged just 13.06 across eleven Tests and 10.82 across sixteen one day internationals. Dassanayake scored two first-class centuries in his first domestic season after being dropped from the national team. He played in several more series for Sri Lanka A, appearing against the United Arab Emirates and India A in December 1995, against Bangladesh and Pakistan A in February 1997, and against England A in February 1998. After the 2000–01) season, his domestic career ended. Canada Dassanayake settled in Ontario in 2001. After meeting residency qualifications, he made his international debut for Canada.He played in all seven of his team's matches and scored 76 runs with a highest score of 36 not out against Scotland. In the absence of John Davison, Dassanayake was the captain of Canada in the Intercontinental Cup matches. He played solely as a batter, with Bagai taking the gloves. In August 2006 Dassanayake played in a Intercontinental Cup game for Canada. He was 36 years old at the time and played solely as a batter. He was named permanent coach of Canada in August 2007, after being in temporary charge since June. Canada won the Cricket World Cup for the first time in their history in 2011.Cricket Canada's contract with <mask> was not renewed after the world cup. He was appointed as the coach of the Nepal national cricket team for six months. Roy Dias was the coach of the Nepal cricket team for 9 years. Nepalese cricket has been shaped by <mask>. Nepal has won the World Cricket League Division Three. It has been true to his words so far. In a press conference at the Tribhuvan International Airport three years ago, he mentioned that he would make Nepal cricket team play in the Cricket World Cup so far on his coaching.In October 2015, Dassanayake stepped down as Nepal coach due to personal reasons. His last game was in November of 2015. He was appointed as a consultant coach of Nepal for the match against Namibia in world cricket league and a match against MCC on the special request of the International Cricket Council. <mask> was re-appointed as Nepal Cricket team head coach. <mask> was selected as Nepal's coach by the Cricket Association of Nepal. There were four candidates for the position of head coach of the U.S. national team. He served as a guest coach at a training camp for the national squad and as a coach at the West Indies Cricket Board's under-19 tournament.The 2016 World Cricket League Division Four event in Los Angeles was the first major tournament in charge of by Dassanayake. He said that he wouldn't have settled for runner-up in the final and that he was very happy with how things went in the final. The coach of the US national team resigned in July. In August 2020 he confirmed that he would be coaching franchise cricket in New Jersey. Pubudu <mask> has links to External links.

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texts: <mask> was a Spanish artist who rose to popularity at the end of the Romantic movement in Europe. Despite his brief life, <mask> made a lasting impact on European art during the early 20th century. Many of <mask>'s works deal with religious scenes and beliefs and communicate often controversial religious messages. <mask> was born in Barcelona, Spain in 1860. He was born into an artistic family. <mask> was an accomplished sculptor. <mask> was a painter and <mask> was an illustrator.<mask> died in Barcelona. Before <mask> became an accomplished and controversial artist, he studied architecture and engineering. <mask> abandoned his studies in architecture in favor of studying painting at the School of Llotja in Barcelona. <mask> spent a lot of time studying painting in Europe. He was studying painting in Madrid and Venice. <mask> spent a lot of time studying the paintings at the Prado. <mask> traveled to Venice in the summer and fall of 1882 to perfect his technique.He worried that his paintings were too mundane and dull because he focused on his employment of color and brightness. <mask> wanted to paint outdoors and gain experience with practice strokes for different colors and strengths. <mask> visited many museums in Venice to look at paintings by Veronese, Tiepoli and Tintoretto. After completing his studies in painting, <mask> went to Rome with his brother. Jose was awarded a scholarship to study Roman sculpture. The brothers were welcomed into the first workshop of Enric Sierra after arriving in Rome. The Villa Estrollfern is an ancient villa near the Villa Borhese.<mask>'s home and workshop were in this apartment. During his time in Rome, <mask> spent his days working in this workshop and nights at the Academy of Gigi. During his time in Rome, <mask> learned how to paint. There are deep professional and personal relationships between the two brothers and other artists. <mask> Priozzini was one of the most influential people in Rome. <mask> is determined to create a successful career as a painter. Historical representations and Neapolitan depictions dominated the artistic scene in Rome.Many of <mask>'s works after his time in Rome were influenced by the trends. <mask> was 24 years old when the two brothers returned to Barcelona. There were two groups of artists in Barcelona, one of which met at the Barcelona Athenaeum and the other in the Cathedral Square. <mask> paints with a broad array of Spanish society. <mask> came to paint models and play dominoes in the Cathedral Square. Many of <mask>'s paintings are described as anecdotal with realistic detail and dramatic environmental detail. The second exhibition of fine arts was held in December 1884 and <mask> was a part of it.In 1886 he presented his painting, "At dawn" at an exhibition of the Paris Salon and in 1887 he presented his canvas painting, "migrants" for the exhibition of fine arts. The group of paintings that are most characteristic of the first stage of <mask> include his painting, "The first tooth." <mask>'s painting was influenced by symbolism after 1905. His works maintained their religious roots after he converted to Catholicism. <mask> published many articles about the aesthetic presence and controversy related to the interpretation of sexual morality. He became a member of the League of Good Word. The group was formed to defend the conservative and rigid concept of morality.The center for the dissemination of the traditional Catholic morality in art was co-founded by <mask> and his brother. The society is active. Catholicism influenced both <mask>'s personal life and work throughout his life, even though he did not fully commit to religion until 1890. <mask> converted to Catholicism in 1890. <mask> was thirty years old, unmarried and suffering from a personal crisis. <mask>'s conversion to Catholicism is seen as an attempt to save his life. <mask> became ill during her trip to Rome and was treated by Dr. Josep Blanch Benedict.Benedict spoke to <mask> about being enlightened after following the path of the Church. His conversion to extreme Catholicism led him to believe in the pragmatic application of faith, which centered around the constant practice of good and protecting women, who he believed to be the weakest in society. Catholicism became a part of his art. The author decided to destroy and use the work as a canvas to pain after it raised violent criticism. The former anecdotism and <mask>'s desire to express states of mind are mixed in his art. The <mask> brothers, Dionysus Baixeras, and Joaquim Bancells formed the artistic circle of stluke in 1893. The organization wanted to bring together Christian artists.The organization's values centered around strict Catholicism and explored the intersection of religion and morality.

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texts: <mask> was an American chemist. He was an assistant professor of organic and applied chemistry, dean of the school of pharmacy, and director of the chemical laboratory at the University of Michigan. President of the American Chemical Society in 1886, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1891, and president of the American Pharmacists Association in 1900 were all done by Professor <mask>. The foundation of the Phi Delta Chi professional pharmacy Fraternity was encouraged by the Dean at the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy. He is buried in Forest Hill Cemetery with his wife and children. Professor <mask> was born in Hasting, New York. He was the youngest of four children.<mask> moved to Boston in 1640 from England. The commander of the battle of Bunker Hill and the prominent historian were both from the same family. With so many influential people in his family, he showed a desire to succeed at an early age. At the age of nine, he suffered a critical injury to his right knee from a major fall that crippled him for the rest of his life. The injury made him stay indoors for about five years because of his mother's opposition to amputate the leg. He developed an interest in literature and writing during those years. He read a lot of books from the library and wrote short reviews and storied on them.He gained a lot of knowledge under the guidance of his sister and private tutor. The oldest son was in charge of the household after his father's death. While continuing his education, 16-year-old <mask> decided to join his older brother to work on the farm for the next three years. He joined the anti-slavery protest by becoming a correspondent. He was a correspondent for the New York Tribune. He continued his education while working as a correspondent. He found his true passion for science and analytical works while enjoying history, literature, and writing.He was going to get into a medical school to pursue a career in medicine. He was a teacher in the neighborhood school. He worked for a well-known physician named Dr. Greenleaf for three years before entering the department of Medicine and Surgery at the University of Michigan in 1860 with a degree in Doctor of Medicine. After passing the medical service examination in the United States Army, Dr. <mask> was appointed as an assistant surgeon in Totten Hospital of Louisville, Kentucky. He became a member of the Medical Board of Examiners after the war. He became the Chief Surgeon of the Jefferson General Hospital a few months later. He was dismissed from the army in 1865.After leaving the army, Dr. <mask> was offered a position as an assistant professor of chemistry and lecturer of organic chemistry and metallurgy at the University of Michigan. He was in charge of the pharmacy school in 1868. He became a professor of Organic and Applied Chemistry and Pharmacy two years later. He became the dean of the School of Pharmacy in 1879 and the director of the Chemical Laboratory in 1884. Changes in the curriculum of pharmaceutical education were one of the biggest accomplishments of Dr. <mask>. In the 19th century, the prerequisite for the higher level pharmaceutical study was mostly based on apprenticeship programs. The goal of the apprenticeship programs was to give students a pre-professional experience and prepare them for admission to courses offered by colleges.There were no legal requirements for high school prep in order to enroll in an apprenticeship program. The College of Pharmacy continued to enroll students who were experts on drug names and doing hands-on work, but lacked in fundamental knowledge of basic science. After taking charge of the School of Pharmacy at the University of Michigan, Dr. <mask> launched a program that not only offered extensive laboratory experience in basic science, but also eliminated the requirement for apprenticeship for the first time in history. The editor of the American Journal of Pharmacy was skeptical about the merit of the diplomas offered at the University. In 1871, Dr. <mask> was denied a delegate to the American Pharmaceutical Association meeting. The University of Michigan did not fall under the definition of a school of pharmacy due to its different curriculum. Dr. <mask> said apprenticeship was not the best way to teach students since it ignored the nature of materials the students dealt with.There was no net advancement in actual pharmaceutical knowledge because the pharmacist that trained the apprentice was also a recipient of a non-scientifically oriented apprenticeship. He advocated for laboratory-based pharmaceutical education. He made it a requirement for the University of Michigan to have at least three years' education in Latin and German, and at least two years' education in math, and the correct writing of English. Dr. <mask>'s innovative steps might not have been welcomed at first but eventually, educators and leaders in charge of pharmaceutical education realized the importance of his acts and adapted to the new changes. The East Quadrangle dormitory on the University of Michigan's Central Campus was named after him. The College of Pharmacy had an early student organization called the Prescott Club. The first book in qualitative chemistry was the Outlines of Proximate Organic Analysis.

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texts: MONATIK is a Ukrainian singer, dancer, and composer. He opened the first semi-final of the contest. He was a member of the 'DBS Crew', which became the best 'B-boy' group in west Ukraine. He danced and learned music at the Law Faculty of the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management. He became a lawyer after finishing university. He was a finalist in the Star Academy show in 2008, but he did not join the project. Dmytro was asked to work on a ballet by Natalia Mohylevska.The turning point for him was when he agreed to move to Kyiv. He formed his first music group, 'Monatique', in 2008. They played in the genre. In 2010 the ballet 'Girl with the Matches' was set by the director of the ballet, and he is a part of the cast. His first solo song was filmed on a mobile device in the summer of 2011. Many popular stars invited Dmytro to join them in their music videos. He was the director of the music video.His first steps in the role of a composer were presented during the Crimea Music Fest. He was in the role of a composer in a few episodes of the project. There is a show on the channel TET. In November 2012 <mask> was a guest performer on X-Factor, not as a contender, but as a performer. In 2012 he released 3 tracks. After auditioning for his ballet, he chose 4 best dancers. They toured with his concert."<mask> gave a start to the solo career of Eva Bychmina by writing her a song." He presented 3 tracks to his followers in the spring and summer of this year. The premiere of his music clip was announced in May of the same year. He wrote a song with a fellow countryman called KOVALERO around the premiere of his song. On November 8, he presented to the public his new single "", with the slogan "live, love, fight - smile". He presented his debut solo album during his large solo concert in Kyiv. .The soundtrack of today is English. On the internet and on major mainstream music channels, he airs his new clip  е ете (English: In a Better World), whose director was a dancer. His video received positive feedback from <mask> was going to perform in Moscow, however this event was later canceled due to political reasons. Dmytro performed his song рит (English: Spinning) in English during the opening of the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv. He was a judge on the second season of the Ukrainian Dancing With The Stars. He was a coach in the fourth season of the Ukrainian The Voice Kids. Danelia Tyleshova was a member of the team that won Voice Kids.His show Vitamin D, the presentation of which occurred during October of last year in Palace of Sports, Kyiv, was acknowledged as the best concert show. The show was broadcasted on New Year's Eve. He appeared in an advertisement with the Russian operator MegaFon. In April of last year, he released a single with Nina Matviyenko, and in July of this year, he released a single with Nadya Dorofeeva. . . Intro  (English: Home)                       . ),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  Green Leto and Sam radeo collaborated on a live acoustic version of English: Terrorises. Open Kids (English: Difficult)                           Here's our time!  The Return of Myhtar and the Diaries of the Dark was written in English.The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 He was a finalist in the show. 2012 - Becomes a finalist in the show. The Voice Kids Ukraine is on the Ukrainian Channel 1+1. He took part in the Ukrainian voice-over for the movie Sing, where he voiced Eddie the Sheep. In the second season of the Ukrainian Dancing with the Stars, I was a judge. In the comedy "Crazy Wedding", I played a role.There are links to nominations and awards.

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texts: During the height of the 1849 California Gold Rush, <mask> was responsible for the creation of the Overland Stage. The "Stagecoach King" is <mask>, who created a stagecoach empire. General Alexander Doniphan of Missouri hired a native of Kentucky as a private courier. Doniphan refused to carry out orders to kill the Mormons. His transportation empire included steamships and railroads. <mask> was born in Nicholas County, Kentucky, in 1819. <mask> was descended from John "The Ranger" <mask>.William was a guide for wagon trains through the Cumberland Gap. Margaret "Peggy" Hughes was <mask>'s mother. <mask> left home in his late teens for a road trip to Santa Fe in Mexico, after learning the freight business at an early age. During the Mormon War for the state militia, he worked as a store clerk in Weston, Missouri. After working at the store for a few years, he opened a tavern and hotel and started the McCormick Distilling Company, which is said to be the oldest distillery still operating in the same location. During the Mexican–American War, business boomed with his supplies. Holladay was to operate stage lines in California in the 19th century.The Pony Express was acquired by <mask> after it failed to get a postal contract for its owners. He established the Overland Stage Route in order to avoid confrontations with American Indians on the northern Oregon Trail and Pony Express routes. Rattlesnake Station was added along the trail. <mask> was traveling to New York from San Francisco when the Golden Gate sank. Holladay received $6 million in government subsidies over a four-year period. In 1866, <mask> sold his stage routes to Wells Fargo Express. Holladay purchased the illegally incorporated Oregon Central Railroad of Salem and turned it into the Oregon and California Railroad Company.Construction began on both sides of the river in 1868. <mask>'s "Eastsiders" bribed the Oregon Legislature in October 1868 to finish the track before the competition. The competition sold out to him. German bankers bought $6.4 million of bonds to finance the operation. He won a federal subsidy and built the Oregon and California Railroad as far south as Roseburg, as well as controlling the Willamette River commerce through the Portland Dock and Warehouse Company, the Oregon Transfer Company, and the Oregon Steamship Company. The financial crisis stopped the effort. Most of <mask>'s fortune was lost in the stock market collapse.Holladay's German investors sent Henry Villard when he was behind on bond interest payments. Villard took over the railroad in 1876. <mask> was described as "illiterate, coarse, boastful, false, and cunning" by Villard. John Doniphan described <mask> as having many of the characteristics of Napoleon. He was known for being clever, cunning, uneducated, and completely unscrupulous. He was described as "wholly destitute of fixed principles of honesty, morality, or common decency." He immediately installed a harem of high class prostitutes after buying a large home.<mask> and his first wife, Notley Ann Calvert, had two daughters who married members of European nobility. Jenny Lind <mask> married Arthur de Pourtals, Count de Pourtales. Their only child, a daughter, was raised by her father. She married Baron de Bussire. Lydia Esther Campbell was married to him after the death of his first wife. They were the parents of <mask>, who married <mask> Dorcy, who was a son of John Chipman Dorcy. On July 8, 1887, <mask> died in Portland, Oregon, and is buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery.On June 1, 1866 McGaa Street in Denver, Colorado was renamed Holladay to honor the tycoon. Denver's red light district was at the center of Holladay Street. Holladay's name was removed from the street after relatives petitioned the city. Holladay Street was renamed Market Street in 1889 because of the activities that took place there. The residents of Market in the more respectable areas were concerned. The city changed the name of Market Street in 1899. The 'Holladay's Addition' was platted in 1870 by George Washington Weidler, Trustee for <mask>, who had acquired the land from Portland pioneers Jacob Wheeler and his wife.<mask> wanted the property to be a business center. He built the Clarendon Hotel on the northwest corner of First Avenue and Flanders Street, opposite the Oregon-California Railroad ferry landing, and at the northern end of the First Street horse car line. The park was to be enclosed with a fence. When the City of East Portland, Oregon took possession, he continued to maintain and keep the same. Holladay Park is a 4.5-acre lot. Dictionary of Oregon History, The Holladay Family, and Time-Life Books all have links to <mask>'s biography.

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texts: <mask> is a Dutch singer-songwriter. He won the competition with his song "Arcade" and the Netherlands won the competition for the first time since 1975. "Arcade" was one of the most successful entries in the recent history of the Eurovision Song Contest. He was a semi-finalist in the fifth season of The Voice of Holland. Born in Spijkenisse, <mask> grew up in Hellevoetsluis. As a teenager, he began writing his own songs. He began his musical career at the Rock Academy in Tilburg, playing in a number of school bands, including his own, The Slick and Suited.The band performed at Eurosonic Noorderslag. He revealed in February 2020 that he had a motor disorder that affected his right hand due to oxygen deprivation at birth. Ilse DeLange was <mask>'s coach on the fifth season of The Voice of Holland. He was eliminated from the Cross Battles/Semi Finals. He left The Slick in March of 2016 He graduated from the Rock Academy. The K-pop duo TVXQ's song "Closer" was written by him and Jihad Rahmouni.In January of this year, <mask> was selected to represent the Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Tel Aviv, Israel. He remained in contact with DeLange after The Voice. His song, "Arcade", was released in March. After arriving as the main favourite, <mask> went on to win the contest with a total of 498 points. He is the fifth Dutch entrant to win the competition, and the first since 1975, when Teach-In won the competition with the song "Ding-a-dong". As a result of the following year's contest being canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, <mask> is the longest reigning winner, having held the title for two years in a row. He embarked on a concert tour after his victory.He performed at the 50th anniversary of the Pinkpop Festival on June 10, 2019. The Swedish duo First Aid Kit dropped out due to health reasons. "Love Don't Hate It" was released on October 23, 2019. He signed a record deal with Capitol Records. The artists' entrance at the Ahoy was renamed "Door Duncan" in 2020. On 13 May 2020, <mask> released his first extended play, Worlds on Fire, which included three singles and two new tracks. Small Town Boy was his first studio album.Three days after its release, it was certified Platinum in the Netherlands. The album's release was preceded by a song called "Feel Something". In the second half of 2020, "Arcade" went viral on social media platform TikTok, resulting in the song's new chart success and rise in streams on various platforms. "Arcade" became the most-streamed song on the platform in January of 2021. "Arcade" reached the UK Singles Chart's top 40 on February 12th, and peaked at number 29 two weeks later. In March, <mask> made his US television debut performing "Arcade" on Today, and later also performed the song's duet version with Fletcher on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. After these promotional appearances, the song broke into the US Hot 100 chart, becoming the first Eurovision song in 25 years and the first winning song in 45 years to do so; it peaked at number 30."Feel Something" was the opening song of the first semi-final at the Eurovision Song Contest. He was awarded a Global Platinum record for one billion streams of "Arcade". He was unable to perform in the grand final because he tested positive for COVID-19. Pre-recorded footage of his performance, consisting of "Arcade" and a new single from Small Town Boy's deluxe edition, "Stars", was broadcast during the final. The soundtrack album for the second season of Love, Victor was released in June of 2021. He co-wrote "Heaven Is a Hand to Hold" with Leland, Jordan Garfield, and Peter Thomas. Wrabel's single " Back to Back" was released on 30 July, off of his debut album These Words Are All for You."Wishes Come True" was a Christmas single. In a brief interview, <mask> cited a number of musical influences. In October of last year, he addressed his personal life as bisexual in a public post. "I am more than just an artist, I am a person, I am a living being, I'm bisexual, and I stand for things," he said during the press conference. I'm proud that I get to show who I am. He announced his engagement to Jordan Garfield on October 5, 2020. Discography studio albums play singles as lead artist as featured artist as non- single album appearances

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texts: The founder of the Civilitas Foundation is <mask>, the former Foreign Minister of Armenia. <mask> was born into a wealthy family of jewelers in Syria. He received a degree in Structural Engineering after graduating from the Polytechnic Yerevan Institute. He obtained a graduate degree in Diplomacy and Diplomatic History from the United States' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. <mask> received a degree from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. <mask> also speaks English, Arabic, French, Russian and Turkish. He and a group of friends founded the AIM in California in 1990.The organization that Oskanian was an international Trustee of was called the Armenia Fund. He was the president of the games. After Armenia's independence in 1992, <mask> moved to Armenia and began work at the foreign ministry, first in the Middle East department and then as head of the North America department. He was first deputy in 1996 and then deputy in 1994. Oskanian taught International Economic Relations, American Foreign Policy, and Introduction to International Relations at the American University of Armenia. President Robert Kocharyan appointed him Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1998. Oskanian was a minister of foreign affairs."complementarity" emphasized inclusion and collaboration between Armenia and its neighbors. It made possible a strategic partnership with Russia, continued membership in the Collective Security Treaty Organization, and brought Armenia's relationship with NATO to a level short of membership. Consistent engagement in global issues was sought by the policy of multilateralism. Oskanian worked to accelerate integration with the Council of Europe, the European Union and NATO by promoting Armenia's integration with Europe. Oskanian had good relationships with lobbying organizations in the US and Europe and with individuals, including Kirk Kerkorian. Oskanian's policy included early attempts toward protocols between the two states and insisted on the logic of Armenia's normal relations with Turkey. A strategy for the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict was the sixth major policy.<mask>'s approach broke from previous policy. The comprehensive agreement did not force Nagorno-Karabakh to remain within the country. The "Key West agreement" and the "Common State Agreement" were brought about due to the efforts of this policy. <mask>'s immunity from prosecution was removed in October 2012 by the National Assembly. Oskanian's Civilitas Foundation was the beneficiary of a $2 million donation. Oskanian thought the criminal case was politically motivated and a reaction to his and the Prosperous Armenia Party's criticism of Sargsyan's administration. The criminal case was dropped after Oskanian admitted to using some of the donation for personal purposes.Oskanian left the Prosperous Armenia Party. Oskanian founded the Unity Party. The ORO Alliance, which did not pass the threshold to enter parliament, joined the Unity party. The Civilitas Foundation was founded in 2008 by Oskanian. The Council on Foreign Relations and the Democracy and Development Initiative are two of the main programs of the Civilitas Foundation. The online media outlet, CivilNet, is owned by the Civilitas Foundation. <mask> <mask> is married to a doctor.They have two boys. Speaking To Be Heard: A Decade of Speeches was published in 2009. During his time as foreign minister, <mask> delivered around 100 speeches. He published his memoirs in Armenia. Speeches and articles can be found at www.armeniaforeignministry.com.

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texts: <mask> was born in December 1968 and has served as the president of the country. He was the acting prime minister in the interim government in the year 2020 after the resignation of the prime minister. <mask> resigned as president of Kyrgyzstan on November 14, 2020. <mask> was elected President of Kyrgyzstan on January 10, 2021. <mask> is described as a nationalist and a populist. He has been compared to politicians in the media. <mask> was born in Keng-Suu, a village in the Tp District in what was then the Kirghiz SSR within the Soviet Union, in the family of Nurgozho and <mask>.He joined the National Academy of Physical Culture and Sport after graduating from middle school. <mask> was drafted into the Soviet Army in 1987 and served as a commander in a telecommunications division. After returning with the rank of Junior Sergeant, <mask> continued his education in the academy. In 2006 <mask> graduated with a degree in law. After the 2005 Tulip Revolution, <mask> began his political career. He was elected to the Supreme Council in 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. He supported President Bakiyev.<mask> was a member of the State Awards Commission. He was the deputy chairman of the commission in 2007. He worked as an adviser to the president after he joined the lists of the pro-presidential party Ak Jol, which won the majority of seats in parliament. <mask> was an authorized representative of the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption. President Bakiyev was overthrown in 2010. According to their own statements, <mask> and his associates took an active part in trying to prevent the clashes. They were accused of supporting the nationalists.He was re-elected as a member of the Supreme Council on the party list of Ata-Zhurt which won the majority of seats in the October 2010 elections. He became the chairman of the Committee on Judicial and Legal issues. The protesters attempted to take over the White House in the fall of 2012 during a rally for the nationalization of the Kumtor Gold Mine. Both Tashiev and <mask> were charged withcible seizure of power or forcible retention of power. They were sentenced to one year and six months in prison after being found guilty. The politicians were acquitted and released from the courtroom. The protesters tried to take the akim of the region hostage during the protests against Kumtor.<mask> and Kadyrov were accused of organizing the plan. <mask> fled to Cyprus after he denied his involvement in the protest. <mask> tried to return to his home country. He was taken into custody at the border. He was sentenced to 11 years and 6 months in prison for attempting to kidnap Emilbek Kaptagaev. The political party Mekenchil was founded by <mask> while he was in prison. The party and its supporters protested against <mask>'s imprisonment.Protests and demonstrations against the results of the parliamentary elections began in October of 2020. After the release of <mask> from a seized government building, he was taken to a square in the city where he wanted to become the prime minister. The appointment was approved by the parliament at the Dostuk Hotel, however with the opposition's nomination, Tilek Toktogaziev declared himself to be the legitimate head of government. The election was illegal because members were pressured by <mask>'s supporters, according to Toktogaziev. The absence of a minimum attendance threshold and a violation of parliamentary procedure were highlighted by opponents of <mask>. <mask>'s appointment as prime minister was rejected by the President due to proxy voting. <mask> was nominated for a second time the following day, after Jeenbekov requested for the parliament to vote again.<mask> was initially unsuccessful in persuading the president to step down until a new general election could be held. <mask> declared himself as acting president after Jeenbekov resigned from the presidency. The speaker of the Supreme Council was supposed to succeed the president, but Kanatbek Isaev refused to do so. The parliament confirmed him as president in October 2020. <mask>'s first five executive orders were related to spiritual development, a new personnel policy, business protection, migration, and mining. <mask> signed a decree on the 120th anniversary of the birth of a political figure. The management company of the Kumtor gold mine, Centerra Gold, has been accused of environmental violations and corruption by <mask>.He gained popularity among his countrymen. The temporary government control over the mine was approved by parliament eight days after he signed the bill. Centerra Gold launched a dispute over the mine. <mask> has stated that his administration will have a multipronged foreign policy with major partners such as Russia. The Russian Federation <mask> is pro-Russia. His first trip to a foreign country was to Russia. China <mask> suggested that the debt be paid off with mineral concessions.He held consultations with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and former president Nazarbayev during his visit to Central Asia. <mask> secured a protocol to prevent the running out of water at the Toktogul Reservoir. <mask> said that there were no political contradictions between the two countries. He and Shavkat Mirziyoev agreed to solve border issues in three months. He was in charge of the response to the clashes. He agreed to participate in a face-to-face meeting in Dushanbe in the second half of May after holding a telephone conversation with the President of Tajikistan. A commission composed of elders from both countries was proposed by him.<mask> emphasized that the Tajik leadership don't want a war with Kyrgyzstan, noting their experience in the Tajik Civil War. He accused certain forces of destabilizing the situation on the border. He declared a period of nationwide mourning on 1 and 2 May. In June 2021, <mask> <mask> and Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov met to discuss the possibility of Turkmenistan's supplying Kyrgyzstan with natural gas and electricity in the fall and winter. This arrangement could be very important for Kyrgyzstan, which is trying to convert its coal-burning power plant to gas. Ulukbek Maripov told lawmakers on June 17 that gas is too expensive. <mask> is accused of being a nationalist and an anti-Uzbek.<mask> was accused of having connections with a "thief in law" and a northern crime boss during his time in the anti-corruption departments. <mask> is married to Aigul <mask>a, who is five years his junior. She was born to <mask>'s in the Tp District. She volunteered to help in the fight against the Pandemic. His oldest son Dastan died in an accident in August and he is the father of four children. His parents passed away in September and March of last year. <mask> was not released by the State Penitentiary Service to attend the funeral of his parents.One of his brothers owns a coal mine in the north of the country. In 2009, he was awarded the medal of the Issyk-Kul Regional State Administration "for merits and significant contribution to the socio-economic development of the Issyk-Kul region." He was awarded the medal "For Merit" of the Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans.

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texts: <mask> was the former First Lady of Haiti and the ex-wife of the former President of Haiti. They fled to France together when he resigned. <mask> was born in PortauPrince, Haiti, in 1950, the daughter of Aurore and <mask>, a Haitian businessman and descendant of Haiti. Her father was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Bennett moved to New York at the age of 15 and attended St. Mary's School in Peekskill. She worked as a secretary at a slipper company in New York City. She married the son of a mulatto officer who led a coup attempt against Franois Duvalier.She had two children, Alix III and Sacha. She had a career in public relations after her divorce from Pasquet. <mask> and JeanClaude Duvalier were not romantically engaged until ten years later. <mask> married the president in 1980. The wedding cost US$2 million and was received enthusiastically by the majority of Haitians. Michle Duvalier opened several medical clinics and schools for the poor as well as distributing clothes and food to the needy. In the six weeks following the wedding, Michle and JeanClaude toured Haiti, turning up unexpectedly at meetings, marketplaces, and other gathering places.Mother Teresa remarked on her visit to Haiti that she had never seen poor people so familiar with their head of state. Michle had three and four children with Jean Claude. The families Jean Claude's father had opposed had a symbolic alliance with the mulatto elite. The new First Lady's power appeared to exceed her husband's, which resulted in the creation of new factional alliances within the ruling group since the old guard opined that the new First Lady's power appeared to exceed her husband's. JeanClaude's wife reprimanded ministers for their political incompetence. The Duvalier–<mask> marriage was plagued by accusations of corruption. Michle's father, <mask>, took advantage of his presidential connection to extend interests into his businesses, from his BMW dealership to his coffee and cocoa export concerns, to Air Haiti, in whose planes <mask> was rumored to be transporting drugs.Frantz <mask>, Michle's brother, was jailed in Puerto Rico for three years for drug dealing. During the later part of JeanClaude's dictatorship, Michle Duvalier's family amassed wealth. Duvalier and his wife became famous for their corruption by the end of their rule. The National Palace became the scene of extravagant costume parties, where the young President once appeared dressed as a Turkish sultan to dole out ten thousand dollars in jewels as door prizes. He called on everyone with power, wealth and culture to help his brothers and sisters when he visited Haiti in 1983. The popular uprising against the regime began after that. The popular uprising was not deterred by the 10% reduction in staple food prices, the closing of independent radio stations, and a cabinet shuffle.In order to remain in office, JeanClaude was urged to put down the rebellion. On February 7, 1986 the Duvaliers fled the country in an American plane with 19 other people. The governments of Greece, Spain, Switzerland, Gabon and Morocco all refused to grant asylum to the Duvalier family. The Duvaliers were granted temporary entry by France, but denied asylum. After arriving in France, their home was raided as part of an investigation into pillaging Haiti's treasury. <mask> tried to flush the documentation down the toilet. Her recent spending included US$168,780 for Givenchy clothing, US$270,200 for Boucheron jewelry and US$9,752 for two children's horse saddles.The lawsuit against the Duvaliers was dismissed by a French civil court in 1987. In 1990 Jean Claude Duvalier filed for divorce from <mask> in the Dominican Republic, accusing her of immoral acts. <mask> flew to the Dominican Republic to get a reversal before her husband won in a third court. She received alimony and child support. <mask> returned to Haiti after the earthquake to look for her brother in the rubble of the Htel Montana. <mask> was in Haiti for the funeral of JeanClaude Duvalier. She attended with her two children from their marriage at a chapel on the grounds of a school.1950 births First Ladies and Gentlemen of Haiti Haitian expatriates in France Haitian people of Mulatto descent Living people

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